Community Resources

Visit their Clothing Market for free, gently used clothing, shoes, and accessories. They have options for men, women, and children, and their selection changes daily based on donations. You may also find household items like sheets, blankets, and towels when available. Each household receives points to use for shopping and can visit twice per month, as long as they stay within their points.

The Blue Bench is metro Denver's only comprehensive sexual assault prevention and survivor support center. Our mission is to eliminate sexual assault and diminish the impact it has on our community.

The Blue Bench is a community of survivors, allies, and advocates working to prevent sexual violence and build a safe and supportive metro Denver. Our trauma-informed services support survivors every step of the way, from the moment after experiencing sexual assault to long-term healing. We are the only agency in Denver that does not require survivors to engage with the criminal legal system. Instead, we support survivors through their version of justice which can include restorative justice, therapy, and self-expression.

The Blue Bench (formerly RAAP) is metro Denver’s only comprehensive sexual assault prevention and survivor support center. We’ve helped thousands of people in the Denver area find courage and strength through our issue advocacy, evidence-based prevention programs, and low- to no-cost client services, like our 24-hour hotline, individual and group therapy, and case management.

We are a nonprofit EMDR and neurofeedback provider in the Denver metro area serving people aged 0-25 and their caregivers, with offices in Arvada, Aurora & Northglenn.

The Calvary Food Shelf is open M-Th,10am-3pm. Shelf stable food and a variety of fresh food items, including meat, produce, dairy, and eggs are available. The Food Shelf may be visited once a week. Help with getting food to your vehicle is available.

The Mission of the Center for People With Disabilities is to provide resources, information and advocacy to assist people with disabilities in overcoming barriers to independent living.

CTR provides a trauma-informed approach to legal assistance for undocumented immigrant survivors, offering a holistic support system that includes individual and family counseling, support groups, financial assistance, and trauma-sensitive yoga classes.

The Center for Trauma & Resilience is dedicated to offering culturally and linguistically responsive services to survivors of crime. We are a community where survivors of crime and trauma are supported in healing, strengthening their resilience, and accessing culturally and linguistically responsive services without barriers.

CWEE opened its doors in 1982 as the Colorado Women’s Employment and Education program, becoming the first organization in the state dedicated to supporting single mothers in the transition from public assistance to self-supporting employment.

The Center on Colfax is an LGBTQ+ community center that hosts inclusive programming, fosters frienships, and leverages the collective strengths of our community. The Center on Colfax is a safe and welcoming place for Colorado's proud, diverse LGBTQ community. When you visit our space, you’ll be affirmed and accepted, heard and understood.

The Pediatric Mental Health Institute at Children's Hospital Colorado provides the highest quality mental health services to children, adolescents and their families. We deliver evidence-based, family-focused and youth-centered services that make a difference.

Life can change in an instant. An unexpected illness, job loss, or financial setback can put homeownership at risk for hardworking Colorado families. The Colorado Homeownership Coalition provides temporary assistance that helps homeowners bridge difficult times and remain in their homes.

The Delores Project is a 24-7 low-barrier, extended- stay shelter for women, transgender, and nonbinary individuals. Call at 10 am daily to inquire about bed availability.

The Empowerment Program is a Denver-based nonprofit that removes barriers to health, housing, education, and employment so individuals can live a healthier life. Since 1986, we have worked alongside our participants, primarily cis and transgender women who have lived experiences with the criminal legal system and/or homelessness, to connect them with the services they need to achieve their goals.